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Chicago examiner monday Chicago july 18 1910 monday registered in u s patent office ii cbe latest news items || i\n are not more interesting than the vw iy examiner want ads and not jj^a i nearly as profitable don't lay tlm Â£" j \ paper aside till Â°\ 3 j you fiav>e read cbem ff price one cent ? n el '"" d b * Â£*"?Â« 30 cent per month ij j^jasr,ncii hmsstwmmbmmcg nsbbwmbb iuu Chicago and vicinity fair mon m f sr oa y a ld probably tuesday rising '-"; v v^a temperature tuesday moderate v j vij northeast winds 3 yyl vol viii no 179 a m ballinger will be vindicated 5 see guilt congressional committee is split but majority vote to clear cabinet member repori'ready tobbmade i 3ve^onths%ivestlgattoreÂ£!tf rone^ates accused demo v-)w4 achilles ballinger2is''ste%lse ihonest onsew^te'wfflclal teatlreljj tjuallfled jo k blscnargfr ihev*jut!esis*ff ftne ecretarya-Â»f ! tne^tertoe^nd^tfttasbemlntrusted i ithe^nterest^rjf?il2estieopleÂ«owthe-'i;n^ted ! states .; t'hissasumseup 4bemlendinÂ£Â»~ofmhsrÂ«i*na i jorltyj^fflthefcoolntjcbngressiona&c'ommlt tee^-wuicb^or^bterfmonths has*een mak 3ngÂ»atexmvuÃŸtlva<ilnvestlgatior Â°* t q s con | thÃŸ anterior and also of the bureaa of i porestrswc'theifdepartmenttof ' the investigators who concur in these j jlndings which constitutes a condemnation ef the course ' of giffordj-tlnchot former chief forester james e garfield former secretary of the interior and louis r olavls former chief of a field division of the general land office will be found to be the following \ senator kim t e nelson m lnn chairman . senator frank j flint cal senator george sutherland trtah senator elihu root new fork representative samuel w mccall mass vice chairman representative edwin l>enby,.mich representative marlin f olmstead fa minority reports disagree minority reports disagreeing with the leregong findings will be made byj representative fdward 11 madison kas sena or w e pnrceu n d senator d tj fletcher fla representative ollle m james ky representative j m graham lu â€¢ madison is a republican and the last four named men are democrats the ex aminer correspondent has learned that since the adjournment of congress the members of the investigating committee lave been drafting reports and"their*con clusions in the famous case tha j basis o&ahe reports for the majority was preparedly senator kfelson and for the minority by representative james mr madison is writing hist own opinions it is understood that the i-esults of the labors f mr nelson and mr james have been submitted to the members of the*committee for criticism and for additions byt the : time the committee reassembles on sep tember 10 it will have in practically final shape the whiclyrjtfvill make soon Â„ it^u.antended to gtve^ibe reports to the l>resa without delay in order that the charges ball not be uttered that the re publican tparty deliberately suppressed the findings because of the fear of the effect upon the impending congressional cam paign the reporfc.ofrfhe majority will be what the friends of gifford pinchot have ex pected for some months it will be found to be a long resume of the testimony of numerous witnesses and deductions there from the majority report will declare that mr ballinger is a wise honest : conservative officer of the government i that mr ballinger acted entirely with , in the record and displayed proper judgment in his attitnde with respect to the cunningham coal claims that mr ballinger was justified in his criticism of the reclamation service that nothing was developed to prove any monopoly or improper granting of warer power siles that mr ballinger was justified in abandoning the policy of mr garfield expressed in a co-operative agree ment whereby absolute control man agement ami direction of certain em ployes in the indian service were given over to ihe forestry bureau of the de partment of agriculture old carnegie aid dies john o'harr strons man and mill builder for ironmaster dead pittsburg ta july it john ohare formerly right-band man to an-lrew carne j gif in the mill building business and con sidered one of the physical strong men i wonders of the country is dead at brad 1 do.sk where be lived for the last thirty j seicn year he bnilt most of the mills i for andrew carnegie during the last twen-i ty years of carnegie's reign and when not biased ii hnilding mills was employed in pe cupola of mr carnegie's steel works vb'i ne was required to life oo pounds everj limr the furnace was charges he was one of the fe:r men in the country who keep this up for years sixteen years agn yhffre war injured in a atoel explosion and simv then mr carnegie's agents have attended to his every want ship ahoy president Taft to-day becomes a sailor bold cannon well he says will continue fighting declarlnfl me never felt better the speaker says he will keep up war on insurgent emporia kas july 17 speaker jo seph g cannon arrived here to-day from wlnfleld at 5:55 p m and went directly to the hotel where he will be the gueat of colonel h c whitley an old acquaintance apparently he had recovered from the ib effects of his experience of yesterday when he collapsed from the heat while delivering an excoriation of the insurgents he said that after speaking at emporia he would fill two other dates as scheduled in con gressman miller's district after which the condition of the weather and his health would determine his future actions he expressed a desire to make two or three speeches in congressman calderhead'a dis trict if the weather became cooler and his condition warranted otherwise he would go direct to his home in danville 111 sunday has been one of the hottest days of the year here but there is a chance of rain with cooler atmosphere to-morrow the speaker said he would like to see the weather a little more pleasant but thought that he could deliver the whole of his speech regardless of the temperature crush bryan is cry nebraska democrats prepare to oust him in state convention omaha neb july 17 now that the democrats of nebraska have succeeded in getting william j bryan down the leaders of the party have determined to absolutely crush him and to that end are preparing to administer such a rebuke to him at the state convention next week that the country will know that his home folks have at last repudiated hint accord ing to plans mr bryan will be absolutely ignored he will not lip placed on a sin gle committee and while he will be per mitted to address the convention his ad vice will not be heeded in any way his following in the conventiou will be so small that the leaders can do with him as they will mind gone cigarettes xew york ioutl so violent seven men have to hold him new york july 17 carl calson seventeen years old whose home is in brooklyn was taken into custody in battery park to-day beca'use of us strange actions he was found to be under mental excitement and was being removed to st gregory's hospital when he became so violent that it took seven men to subdue him from st gregory's he was removed to bellevue hospital where is was said to-night be was resting comfortably and would be held rive days for observation it was said at the hospital that the young man had become deranged through the excessive use of cigarettes jane addams in realty willi l.ymnn abbott and others she will sell fame to poor greelet colo july 17 miss jane ad dams of hull house Chicago jacob rils the rev lyman abbott william j bryan and others nave organized an association to buy large tracts of laud near here and cut it uj into small farms and garden plots j these tbey will sell to deserving families in the e-ast who want ironies in the west but are without m''ans the association win accept payments in easy installments or will take a share of lire crops interest will b charged lbs scheme win not l>r eutirijj philanthropic but will give the promoters onlr a moderate profit tift to launch 1910 fight on boat trip confers with maine leaders and agrees to make speeches in several cities cruise to start to-day president expected to sound keynote of g 0 p fight in talks this week beverly mass july 17 president Taft to-day dispatched a message to the emperor of japan expressive of his appre ciation pf the welcome accorded secretary of war dickinson following is the dis patch : beverly mass july 17 1910 the emperor of japan toklo i wish to express to your majesty my deep appreciation of the generous and courteous hospitality extended to secre tary dickinson and his party during their visit to japan the expression of cordial welcome evoked strengthens the bonds of friendship between the two countries signed william h Taft betbrly mass july 17 president Taft will start the hall rolling for the campaign of 1910 on the maine trip on which he will embark to-morrow after noon at 8 o'clock the summer capital of tie united states will be transferred from beverly to the quarter deck of the naval yacht mayflower the mayflower will get under way for eastport me whence she will cruise about in maine waters with a - stop of several days at bar harbor former governor hill of maine nominal head of the republican national commit tee in company with bryan boyd of au gusta had a conference with the president this morning they induced him to make a few brief speeches on the forthcoming trip the first will be at eastport where the president will spend an hour tuesday wednesday will and mm at bar harbor saturday he will resume his travels and will speak in bangor he will also make a few remarks at rockland tuesday campaign keynote expected in these speeches the president is ex pected to sound the keynote for the con gressional campaign he will not speak in advocacy of any particular candidate his remarks will be general and confined to an exposition of the good work of the repub lican party in the receut congressional session t from these speeches the party orators will get their inspiration for the weeks of talking between now and november elec tions maine gave a republican majority of only 7,000 at the last general election the party is not in the best of shape there inasmuch as maine and vermont have early elections in september it was rep resented to the president that a few speeches would be of the utmost value in whipping up majorities in the two states the moral effect of at least normal ma jorities in these two states on the general result two months later was an argument the president could not resist meets ohio leaders to-day before sailing the president will have a final conference with ohio leaders ludge reynold einkade of toledo one time men tioned in connection with the guberna torial nomination had a two-hours talk with the president to-day senator bur ton is coming to-morrow with perhaps others senator dick and wade ellis are still in beverly it again was stated authoritatively that the president is taking no hand in the ohio situation and will attempt to dic tate neither candidate nor platform there are three candidates for the gubernatorial nomination â€” carml thompson judge war ren harding and o b brown aside from these there is a possibility james r garfield or nicholas longworth may be sprung on the convention gar field has developed little strength and it was asserted by friends of congressman longworth that be has no desire for the nominatioa giuseppe de vinceunzo a recent addition to the citizenry of beverly from italy pot his first view of the chief magistrate this morning and in his enthusiasm touched off a giant firecracker the president and family were just ap proaching church the report of the cracker threw the waiting crowd into temporary confusion half a dozen per sons leaped forward and seized the italian vincennzo made an excited explanation that he had meant it as a demonstration of loyalty he was not arrested the incident caused a report that an attempt had been made lo assassinate the presi dent wife leaves bill daly separation added to marital trou bles of itncehorse man new york july 17 william 0 i father bill daly the racehorse man has published to the world that he will not be responsible for debts incurred by his wife to-day mr daly said his wife bad left his home in sheepshead bay tak ing their youngest daughter irene with her and leaving the other six children on june 117 italy was arrested on iiim plain of bis wife who charged that at breakfast lie threw a coffee pot at her and scalded her face and hands he made a counter charge that bis wife struck him and threw the coffee pot at him he had been fined for beating her they lnne been married fifteen years find stolen auto wrecked three ho-irs after an automobile belong nig 1 john h qniiilan evnaston had bten stolen from in front of the bismaret garden north halsted ami grace streetx a policeman found 1 wrecked al south tera avenue and west thirty-first street diver breaks neck : four are drowned chlcagoan loses life on visit in wisconsin lost boy is found in river magazine writer drowns donald kinney sinks in lake near greenleaf avenue leather man lost diving from a pier into two feet of water august herbert son of mr and mrs k e herbert of 5816 sheridan road struck his head on the rocky bottom and broke his neck in lake monona wiscon sin late saturday afternoon dying yes terday morning in the madison hospital mr herbert and his mother were on an automobile tour through wisconsin and had hardly gone a day's journey when the accident occurred which cost young her bert his life leaving Chicago friday they arrived in madison the same evening and were to be the guests for several days of harry mckenna the mckenna home is but a short distance from lake monona and late saturday afternoon mr herbert went out for a swim standing at the end of the mckenna pier herbert looked down at the water and the fading light of the sun slanting on the water deceived him as to its depth he dived head first as into a deep pool and a moment later was dragged out un conscious with a broken neck never regained consciousness taken to the madison hospital he did not recover consciousness nud died early yesterday morning the body will arrive in Chicago this morning an enthusiastic autolst mr herbert who had been in the employ of lord & thomas for two years had been looking forward to his vacation the first mes sage received by other members of his family from himself and his mother an nounced their safe arrival at madison the next message told of his accident and after a night of suspense his Chicago relatives received word yesterday morning that he was dead william s stadelman 1958 bissell street a member of the leather firm of staren stadelman & company was drowned 1 while swimming at clarendon beach yes terday william krause 1952 seminary avenue and carl e salzman 3827 north hamilton avenue made desperate efforts to reach stadelman as he suddenly disap peared and then came to the surface of the water but he sank for the second time and did not reappear the police were summoned and dragged the water but were unable to recover the body magazine writer drowns donald kinney twenty-two years old a magazine writer also lost his life in the lake yesterday kiuney whose home was in adrian mich went swimming with r tj lull an acquaintance they entered the water at the foot of greenleaf avenue and were swim ming some distance apart when kinney sank lull sought to reach him but kinney sank again before lull could offer assis tance he did not come up and lull sum moned the police who recovered the body after dragglug the lake finding the body of lohn matz six years old 2136 irving avenue in the north branch of he Chicago river at grace street yesterday the police dragged the river for the body of his companion john zinda seven years old 2128 glrard street who has been missing from his home since sat urday morning the boys were last seen near their homes saturday morning when they are said to have followed a number of older boys who were going swimming the parents to ported the boys missing saturday evening and made a search for them without re sults the police dragged the river for six hours with the aid of the new police motor boat but without results mount cakmel 111 july it.-william mccoy a carpenter of Chicago was drowned iu the wabash itiver here to-day lie fell off a houseboat pastor is for spooning defends public courting as heritage j'voni adniu and eve minneapolis minu july 17 public courtship was upheld in the pulpit by the key g l morrill pastor of the people's church in bis sermon to-day he spoke in answer to a popular appeal made to the city authorities to stop spooning in the parks the rev mr morrill said in part adam and eve were placed in edcu to spoon and their children have been at it ever since mingling winds nodding flow ers hills that kiss skies creeks that mingle with rivers are but a commentary on solo mon's words two are better than oue lovemaking which is proper in the home and parlor is just as proper in a public park what is wrong is wrong everywhere in public or in private a g spalding for senate sporting goods manufacturer ku lam rnlitical field in california sacramento cal july 17.-a g spalding sporting goods manufacturer and former chleagoan has filed an application here as a candidate for the united states senate this is the first time the manu facturer has attempted a venture in the political held in Chicago he was well known as a promoter of snorts especially baseball in the old days^he was the dls : covcrcr of many heroes at hie diamond cud one of the backers of the Chicago i league mary wilson girl of mystery on her way to pray for sister this woman of flusteru in the riodon case miss.jwu wifson has baffled the pofice bu her cafm deniafs manu of which she now says were necessary fibs girl of 14 missing kidnaping is feared leaves note for mother say ing i'll be back in week but fails to return . wheiu fourteen-year-old florence ham mar disappeared from her home at fifty seventh street and madison avenue a week ago yesterday she left a note for her mother mrs anna hammar sayiig she would be back in a week the mother waited last uight but the girl failed to return mrs hannuar now believes her daugh ter was kidnaped and forced to write the note left on the dresser at home the hyde park police who are hunting the girl are inclined to the same opinion the girl was at home aloue last suiday morning when her mother returned she found the note the police have been unable to find nny one who saw florence since the mother did the note said the writer had gone to beverly hills a suburb the hamuiars know several families there and the mother made inquiry but was told that nothing had been seen or heard of flor ence she and another girl are known to have accompanied two boys to a moving picture show fihl;iy night and saturday uight a neighbor saw florence standing ou a cor ner near her home a middle-aged man stopped his automobile and invited her to ride she chatted with the man a moment but did not accept rabbi's son seeks indians going west to klsiit kcdskins lad gets to omnha half-starved on his way out west to fight the indians ernest ituppaport 21:18 crystal street the sixteen-year-old son of rabbi julius rap paport of the congregation beth el re form jewish church was picked up in omnha by the police half starving the police informed his father but the father stated last nlsht that he did not intend to go to the aid of his son he wauled to go out west he said now let him go the experience will do him good he drew his salary of 1 and started on his jour ney 1 let him go as long as he bad the idea and now i want him to get cured of the roaming habit bolt shatters pulpit paris ky july 17 just as the bene diction was pronounced in the silas bap tist church forty miles from here a bolt f lightning struck through the roof and shattered the pulpit the bolt then ran around the room and injured two women one perhaps fatally mrs hart je towed reporter is rumor former wife of multi-million aire said to be engaged to charles gillespie / â– pittsburg pa july it a sensational climax to the marital troubles of mrs mary kcnua scott hartje recently granted an absolute divorce from augustus hartje multi-millionaire paper manufacturer of this city came to-day with the report she is soon re wed charles gillespie a former newspaper reporter gillespie was assigned to cover the story when mrs hartje first quarreled with her husband five years ago he met the hand some wife and friendship quickly ripened into id miration according to the divorce terms agreed upon mrs hartje will receive the income from 100,000 during hef life a short time before t lie agreement between mr hartje and bis wife gillespie retired from tiie newspaper business and now is said to be engaged in the real estate business the divorce suit of augustus hart je who sought t be separated from his wife was stubbornly fought after repeated failures mr hartje appealed to the supreme court but there met with a like result mrs hartje had filed a counter suit and the bearing of this was postponed because of the failure of mrs hartje to appear in court . unexpectedly an agreement was obtained and mrs hartje's lawyers insisted she withdraw graver charges and seek a di vorce on the grounds of desertion alone mr hartje offered to withdraw opposition to a divorce sought on such grounds and the matter of a financial settlement read ily was agreed upon by mr hartje consent ing to pay 25,000 for the expenses of the litigation and to set aside 100,000 the in come only of which mrs hartje will enjoy during her life , mrs hartje this afternoon said why it is simply preposterous why charlie is really the same as my cousin many him no not him nor any other man i have had enough for mine calls bristow pinhead ex-senator borton of kanias de clares insurgents want jobs kansas city mo july 17 former senator burton of kansas says that if the almighty with a magnifying glass that magnifies five million times were to turn it upon the standpatters and insurgents be would not be able to find one particle of difference excepting that one crowd bus the iobs and the other wants them he declares the people should elect nil officers and all laws and merely send somebody to washington to report their doings why said the senator shoud they send a pinhead like r.ristow to washington to make laws for them girl witness of rigdon tragedy admits victim is her sister mary wilson after mass continues to conceal iden tity says she is only 20 and just out of a convent confesses little fibs but promises truth soon fetzer will not be responsible for mrs deufex hospital bills wounded woman worse and will reach crisis within 48 hours tells secret to doc tor to reveal if she dies mrs emmn peufex who is suffering at st luke's hospital from a bullet fired by chnrles tv iligdon is a sister of miss mary wilson the beautiful girl of mystery who accompanied her to the tr-iglr meeting in john c feteer's office in the bedford building inst friday _^ in establishing this close relationship ! yesterday the examiner solved the riddle j of miss wilson's dogged determination not j lo talk of mrs deufex's relations ivilh the j rich mine operator who killed himself in a fit of jealous rage the authority for the statement is miss wilson herself who broke bilenee thai far yesterday morning after al tending low mass at the church of the paulist fathers wabash avenue and ewridgi nrt she had been sa>ing prayers for ihe wounded sister whose condition does not satisfy the surgeons in attendance miss wilson further indicated unit h son was not her real name despite the fact that she swore to if before the cor oner she said she hoped she would be pardoned for the little li'n whirl > ir 1 cumatances had forced her to tell ih i police ; insists she is only 20 -Â«â– -â€”. the mystery further she wonld not though she did corral mue errors uto which the police and coroner bad fill lew she laid stress on a mistake as to her age-insisting that twenty and no twenty eight was the riglii figure mrs deufex as she must lie culled for want of more accurate uaine was slightly worse yesterday dr a e ejalstead chief surgeon of the st luke's hospital siaff declared yesterday afternoon that it would be forty-eight boms before the erisis was passed if mrs deufex lives through that period she will recover and she has prom ised to clear herself and the mystery which her clever sister has thrown around her in this time of trouble it was just before nine o'clock yester day morning when miss wilson slipped out of the grim hospital by an indiana avenue entrance and walked rapidly to ward lbe nearest catholic cburi-b she took the street like a gibson girl stepping from a magazine page over night she had replenished her wardrobe and wore a coat suit of steel gray pongee shoes and gloves to match a wide-brimmed 1 black straw bat whose only decoration was two ornate hat pins shaded her de mure eyes under it her sunny yellow hair was parted and rolled spends hour in church she spent her hour within the chnreh on her knees when she came out a smile had replaced the worried look which clond 1 ed her face on saturday she was a pic i tnre of youth and beauty and men who ! passed without recognizing her as the mys 1 tery figure of chicago's newest tragedy ' turned and stared in respectful admiration she stopped at a street corner news stand and bought the morning papers she made a face at the snapshot of herself in the examiner sighed oh this publicity and started to return to the hospital when a reporter greeted her good morning she said with that won derful smile with which she robbed police detectives and coroners or their supply of pertinent question marks i see yon haven't tired of me yet how is your friend this Â„ ruing she was asked only fairly i'm sorry t > " tie re plied with a look of rea worry i'm afraid she is very badly hurt : isn't that a reason whj yon should speak for her and clear up some of thi mystery was suggested __ admits she is sister | i will be honest with you on one thin she said after thinking a moment mrs 1 deufex is more than a friend to me she hestitated as if in doubt about farther speech what do you mean asked the re porter she is my sister said the ciri s|o w t my best loved sister now can you rea 1 ize my reticence in this terrib tragedy which has come to us so unexpectedly and so without reason then your name is nor miss wilson and hers is not mrs peufcx the names will have tn stand she ' said and again she use that piffling smile you will pardon me for not an swering more in detail i hope 0 thai the police will pardon me fi>r trie utile libs j ! had to tell tiiem they were so irions the truth will all come out in a littll . while my sister will tell everything vheu^^b

Chicago examiner monday Chicago july 18 1910 monday registered in u s patent office ii cbe latest news items || i\n are not more interesting than the vw iy examiner want ads and not jj^a i nearly as profitable don't lay tlm Â£" j \ paper aside till Â°\ 3 j you fiav>e read cbem ff price one cent ? n el '"" d b * Â£*"?Â« 30 cent per month ij j^jasr,ncii hmsstwmmbmmcg nsbbwmbb iuu Chicago and vicinity fair mon m f sr oa y a ld probably tuesday rising '-"; v v^a temperature tuesday moderate v j vij northeast winds 3 yyl vol viii no 179 a m ballinger will be vindicated 5 see guilt congressional committee is split but majority vote to clear cabinet member repori'ready tobbmade i 3ve^onths%ivestlgattoreÂ£!tf rone^ates accused demo v-)w4 achilles ballinger2is''ste%lse ihonest onsew^te'wfflclal teatlreljj tjuallfled jo k blscnargfr ihev*jut!esis*ff ftne ecretarya-Â»f ! tne^tertoe^nd^tfttasbemlntrusted i ithe^nterest^rjf?il2estieopleÂ«owthe-'i;n^ted ! states .; t'hissasumseup 4bemlendinÂ£Â»~ofmhsrÂ«i*na i jorltyj^fflthefcoolntjcbngressiona&c'ommlt tee^-wuicb^or^bterfmonths has*een mak 3ngÂ»atexmvuÃŸtlvaenby,.mich representative marlin f olmstead fa minority reports disagree minority reports disagreeing with the leregong findings will be made byj representative fdward 11 madison kas sena or w e pnrceu n d senator d tj fletcher fla representative ollle m james ky representative j m graham lu â€¢ madison is a republican and the last four named men are democrats the ex aminer correspondent has learned that since the adjournment of congress the members of the investigating committee lave been drafting reports and"their*con clusions in the famous case tha j basis o&ahe reports for the majority was preparedly senator kfelson and for the minority by representative james mr madison is writing hist own opinions it is understood that the i-esults of the labors f mr nelson and mr james have been submitted to the members of the*committee for criticism and for additions byt the : time the committee reassembles on sep tember 10 it will have in practically final shape the whiclyrjtfvill make soon Â„ it^u.antended to gtve^ibe reports to the l>resa without delay in order that the charges ball not be uttered that the re publican tparty deliberately suppressed the findings because of the fear of the effect upon the impending congressional cam paign the reporfc.ofrfhe majority will be what the friends of gifford pinchot have ex pected for some months it will be found to be a long resume of the testimony of numerous witnesses and deductions there from the majority report will declare that mr ballinger is a wise honest : conservative officer of the government i that mr ballinger acted entirely with , in the record and displayed proper judgment in his attitnde with respect to the cunningham coal claims that mr ballinger was justified in his criticism of the reclamation service that nothing was developed to prove any monopoly or improper granting of warer power siles that mr ballinger was justified in abandoning the policy of mr garfield expressed in a co-operative agree ment whereby absolute control man agement ami direction of certain em ployes in the indian service were given over to ihe forestry bureau of the de partment of agriculture old carnegie aid dies john o'harr strons man and mill builder for ironmaster dead pittsburg ta july it john ohare formerly right-band man to an-lrew carne j gif in the mill building business and con sidered one of the physical strong men i wonders of the country is dead at brad 1 do.sk where be lived for the last thirty j seicn year he bnilt most of the mills i for andrew carnegie during the last twen-i ty years of carnegie's reign and when not biased ii hnilding mills was employed in pe cupola of mr carnegie's steel works vb'i ne was required to life oo pounds everj limr the furnace was charges he was one of the fe:r men in the country who keep this up for years sixteen years agn yhffre war injured in a atoel explosion and simv then mr carnegie's agents have attended to his every want ship ahoy president Taft to-day becomes a sailor bold cannon well he says will continue fighting declarlnfl me never felt better the speaker says he will keep up war on insurgent emporia kas july 17 speaker jo seph g cannon arrived here to-day from wlnfleld at 5:55 p m and went directly to the hotel where he will be the gueat of colonel h c whitley an old acquaintance apparently he had recovered from the ib effects of his experience of yesterday when he collapsed from the heat while delivering an excoriation of the insurgents he said that after speaking at emporia he would fill two other dates as scheduled in con gressman miller's district after which the condition of the weather and his health would determine his future actions he expressed a desire to make two or three speeches in congressman calderhead'a dis trict if the weather became cooler and his condition warranted otherwise he would go direct to his home in danville 111 sunday has been one of the hottest days of the year here but there is a chance of rain with cooler atmosphere to-morrow the speaker said he would like to see the weather a little more pleasant but thought that he could deliver the whole of his speech regardless of the temperature crush bryan is cry nebraska democrats prepare to oust him in state convention omaha neb july 17 now that the democrats of nebraska have succeeded in getting william j bryan down the leaders of the party have determined to absolutely crush him and to that end are preparing to administer such a rebuke to him at the state convention next week that the country will know that his home folks have at last repudiated hint accord ing to plans mr bryan will be absolutely ignored he will not lip placed on a sin gle committee and while he will be per mitted to address the convention his ad vice will not be heeded in any way his following in the conventiou will be so small that the leaders can do with him as they will mind gone cigarettes xew york ioutl so violent seven men have to hold him new york july 17 carl calson seventeen years old whose home is in brooklyn was taken into custody in battery park to-day beca'use of us strange actions he was found to be under mental excitement and was being removed to st gregory's hospital when he became so violent that it took seven men to subdue him from st gregory's he was removed to bellevue hospital where is was said to-night be was resting comfortably and would be held rive days for observation it was said at the hospital that the young man had become deranged through the excessive use of cigarettes jane addams in realty willi l.ymnn abbott and others she will sell fame to poor greelet colo july 17 miss jane ad dams of hull house Chicago jacob rils the rev lyman abbott william j bryan and others nave organized an association to buy large tracts of laud near here and cut it uj into small farms and garden plots j these tbey will sell to deserving families in the e-ast who want ironies in the west but are without m''ans the association win accept payments in easy installments or will take a share of lire crops interest will b charged lbs scheme win not l>r eutirijj philanthropic but will give the promoters onlr a moderate profit tift to launch 1910 fight on boat trip confers with maine leaders and agrees to make speeches in several cities cruise to start to-day president expected to sound keynote of g 0 p fight in talks this week beverly mass july 17 president Taft to-day dispatched a message to the emperor of japan expressive of his appre ciation pf the welcome accorded secretary of war dickinson following is the dis patch : beverly mass july 17 1910 the emperor of japan toklo i wish to express to your majesty my deep appreciation of the generous and courteous hospitality extended to secre tary dickinson and his party during their visit to japan the expression of cordial welcome evoked strengthens the bonds of friendship between the two countries signed william h Taft betbrly mass july 17 president Taft will start the hall rolling for the campaign of 1910 on the maine trip on which he will embark to-morrow after noon at 8 o'clock the summer capital of tie united states will be transferred from beverly to the quarter deck of the naval yacht mayflower the mayflower will get under way for eastport me whence she will cruise about in maine waters with a - stop of several days at bar harbor former governor hill of maine nominal head of the republican national commit tee in company with bryan boyd of au gusta had a conference with the president this morning they induced him to make a few brief speeches on the forthcoming trip the first will be at eastport where the president will spend an hour tuesday wednesday will and mm at bar harbor saturday he will resume his travels and will speak in bangor he will also make a few remarks at rockland tuesday campaign keynote expected in these speeches the president is ex pected to sound the keynote for the con gressional campaign he will not speak in advocacy of any particular candidate his remarks will be general and confined to an exposition of the good work of the repub lican party in the receut congressional session t from these speeches the party orators will get their inspiration for the weeks of talking between now and november elec tions maine gave a republican majority of only 7,000 at the last general election the party is not in the best of shape there inasmuch as maine and vermont have early elections in september it was rep resented to the president that a few speeches would be of the utmost value in whipping up majorities in the two states the moral effect of at least normal ma jorities in these two states on the general result two months later was an argument the president could not resist meets ohio leaders to-day before sailing the president will have a final conference with ohio leaders ludge reynold einkade of toledo one time men tioned in connection with the guberna torial nomination had a two-hours talk with the president to-day senator bur ton is coming to-morrow with perhaps others senator dick and wade ellis are still in beverly it again was stated authoritatively that the president is taking no hand in the ohio situation and will attempt to dic tate neither candidate nor platform there are three candidates for the gubernatorial nomination â€” carml thompson judge war ren harding and o b brown aside from these there is a possibility james r garfield or nicholas longworth may be sprung on the convention gar field has developed little strength and it was asserted by friends of congressman longworth that be has no desire for the nominatioa giuseppe de vinceunzo a recent addition to the citizenry of beverly from italy pot his first view of the chief magistrate this morning and in his enthusiasm touched off a giant firecracker the president and family were just ap proaching church the report of the cracker threw the waiting crowd into temporary confusion half a dozen per sons leaped forward and seized the italian vincennzo made an excited explanation that he had meant it as a demonstration of loyalty he was not arrested the incident caused a report that an attempt had been made lo assassinate the presi dent wife leaves bill daly separation added to marital trou bles of itncehorse man new york july 17 william 0 i father bill daly the racehorse man has published to the world that he will not be responsible for debts incurred by his wife to-day mr daly said his wife bad left his home in sheepshead bay tak ing their youngest daughter irene with her and leaving the other six children on june 117 italy was arrested on iiim plain of bis wife who charged that at breakfast lie threw a coffee pot at her and scalded her face and hands he made a counter charge that bis wife struck him and threw the coffee pot at him he had been fined for beating her they lnne been married fifteen years find stolen auto wrecked three ho-irs after an automobile belong nig 1 john h qniiilan evnaston had bten stolen from in front of the bismaret garden north halsted ami grace streetx a policeman found 1 wrecked al south tera avenue and west thirty-first street diver breaks neck : four are drowned chlcagoan loses life on visit in wisconsin lost boy is found in river magazine writer drowns donald kinney sinks in lake near greenleaf avenue leather man lost diving from a pier into two feet of water august herbert son of mr and mrs k e herbert of 5816 sheridan road struck his head on the rocky bottom and broke his neck in lake monona wiscon sin late saturday afternoon dying yes terday morning in the madison hospital mr herbert and his mother were on an automobile tour through wisconsin and had hardly gone a day's journey when the accident occurred which cost young her bert his life leaving Chicago friday they arrived in madison the same evening and were to be the guests for several days of harry mckenna the mckenna home is but a short distance from lake monona and late saturday afternoon mr herbert went out for a swim standing at the end of the mckenna pier herbert looked down at the water and the fading light of the sun slanting on the water deceived him as to its depth he dived head first as into a deep pool and a moment later was dragged out un conscious with a broken neck never regained consciousness taken to the madison hospital he did not recover consciousness nud died early yesterday morning the body will arrive in Chicago this morning an enthusiastic autolst mr herbert who had been in the employ of lord & thomas for two years had been looking forward to his vacation the first mes sage received by other members of his family from himself and his mother an nounced their safe arrival at madison the next message told of his accident and after a night of suspense his Chicago relatives received word yesterday morning that he was dead william s stadelman 1958 bissell street a member of the leather firm of staren stadelman & company was drowned 1 while swimming at clarendon beach yes terday william krause 1952 seminary avenue and carl e salzman 3827 north hamilton avenue made desperate efforts to reach stadelman as he suddenly disap peared and then came to the surface of the water but he sank for the second time and did not reappear the police were summoned and dragged the water but were unable to recover the body magazine writer drowns donald kinney twenty-two years old a magazine writer also lost his life in the lake yesterday kiuney whose home was in adrian mich went swimming with r tj lull an acquaintance they entered the water at the foot of greenleaf avenue and were swim ming some distance apart when kinney sank lull sought to reach him but kinney sank again before lull could offer assis tance he did not come up and lull sum moned the police who recovered the body after dragglug the lake finding the body of lohn matz six years old 2136 irving avenue in the north branch of he Chicago river at grace street yesterday the police dragged the river for the body of his companion john zinda seven years old 2128 glrard street who has been missing from his home since sat urday morning the boys were last seen near their homes saturday morning when they are said to have followed a number of older boys who were going swimming the parents to ported the boys missing saturday evening and made a search for them without re sults the police dragged the river for six hours with the aid of the new police motor boat but without results mount cakmel 111 july it.-william mccoy a carpenter of Chicago was drowned iu the wabash itiver here to-day lie fell off a houseboat pastor is for spooning defends public courting as heritage j'voni adniu and eve minneapolis minu july 17 public courtship was upheld in the pulpit by the key g l morrill pastor of the people's church in bis sermon to-day he spoke in answer to a popular appeal made to the city authorities to stop spooning in the parks the rev mr morrill said in part adam and eve were placed in edcu to spoon and their children have been at it ever since mingling winds nodding flow ers hills that kiss skies creeks that mingle with rivers are but a commentary on solo mon's words two are better than oue lovemaking which is proper in the home and parlor is just as proper in a public park what is wrong is wrong everywhere in public or in private a g spalding for senate sporting goods manufacturer ku lam rnlitical field in california sacramento cal july 17.-a g spalding sporting goods manufacturer and former chleagoan has filed an application here as a candidate for the united states senate this is the first time the manu facturer has attempted a venture in the political held in Chicago he was well known as a promoter of snorts especially baseball in the old days^he was the dls : covcrcr of many heroes at hie diamond cud one of the backers of the Chicago i league mary wilson girl of mystery on her way to pray for sister this woman of flusteru in the riodon case miss.jwu wifson has baffled the pofice bu her cafm deniafs manu of which she now says were necessary fibs girl of 14 missing kidnaping is feared leaves note for mother say ing i'll be back in week but fails to return . wheiu fourteen-year-old florence ham mar disappeared from her home at fifty seventh street and madison avenue a week ago yesterday she left a note for her mother mrs anna hammar sayiig she would be back in a week the mother waited last uight but the girl failed to return mrs hannuar now believes her daugh ter was kidnaped and forced to write the note left on the dresser at home the hyde park police who are hunting the girl are inclined to the same opinion the girl was at home aloue last suiday morning when her mother returned she found the note the police have been unable to find nny one who saw florence since the mother did the note said the writer had gone to beverly hills a suburb the hamuiars know several families there and the mother made inquiry but was told that nothing had been seen or heard of flor ence she and another girl are known to have accompanied two boys to a moving picture show fihl;iy night and saturday uight a neighbor saw florence standing ou a cor ner near her home a middle-aged man stopped his automobile and invited her to ride she chatted with the man a moment but did not accept rabbi's son seeks indians going west to klsiit kcdskins lad gets to omnha half-starved on his way out west to fight the indians ernest ituppaport 21:18 crystal street the sixteen-year-old son of rabbi julius rap paport of the congregation beth el re form jewish church was picked up in omnha by the police half starving the police informed his father but the father stated last nlsht that he did not intend to go to the aid of his son he wauled to go out west he said now let him go the experience will do him good he drew his salary of 1 and started on his jour ney 1 let him go as long as he bad the idea and now i want him to get cured of the roaming habit bolt shatters pulpit paris ky july 17 just as the bene diction was pronounced in the silas bap tist church forty miles from here a bolt f lightning struck through the roof and shattered the pulpit the bolt then ran around the room and injured two women one perhaps fatally mrs hart je towed reporter is rumor former wife of multi-million aire said to be engaged to charles gillespie / â– pittsburg pa july it a sensational climax to the marital troubles of mrs mary kcnua scott hartje recently granted an absolute divorce from augustus hartje multi-millionaire paper manufacturer of this city came to-day with the report she is soon re wed charles gillespie a former newspaper reporter gillespie was assigned to cover the story when mrs hartje first quarreled with her husband five years ago he met the hand some wife and friendship quickly ripened into id miration according to the divorce terms agreed upon mrs hartje will receive the income from 100,000 during hef life a short time before t lie agreement between mr hartje and bis wife gillespie retired from tiie newspaper business and now is said to be engaged in the real estate business the divorce suit of augustus hart je who sought t be separated from his wife was stubbornly fought after repeated failures mr hartje appealed to the supreme court but there met with a like result mrs hartje had filed a counter suit and the bearing of this was postponed because of the failure of mrs hartje to appear in court . unexpectedly an agreement was obtained and mrs hartje's lawyers insisted she withdraw graver charges and seek a di vorce on the grounds of desertion alone mr hartje offered to withdraw opposition to a divorce sought on such grounds and the matter of a financial settlement read ily was agreed upon by mr hartje consent ing to pay 25,000 for the expenses of the litigation and to set aside 100,000 the in come only of which mrs hartje will enjoy during her life , mrs hartje this afternoon said why it is simply preposterous why charlie is really the same as my cousin many him no not him nor any other man i have had enough for mine calls bristow pinhead ex-senator borton of kanias de clares insurgents want jobs kansas city mo july 17 former senator burton of kansas says that if the almighty with a magnifying glass that magnifies five million times were to turn it upon the standpatters and insurgents be would not be able to find one particle of difference excepting that one crowd bus the iobs and the other wants them he declares the people should elect nil officers and all laws and merely send somebody to washington to report their doings why said the senator shoud they send a pinhead like r.ristow to washington to make laws for them girl witness of rigdon tragedy admits victim is her sister mary wilson after mass continues to conceal iden tity says she is only 20 and just out of a convent confesses little fibs but promises truth soon fetzer will not be responsible for mrs deufex hospital bills wounded woman worse and will reach crisis within 48 hours tells secret to doc tor to reveal if she dies mrs emmn peufex who is suffering at st luke's hospital from a bullet fired by chnrles tv iligdon is a sister of miss mary wilson the beautiful girl of mystery who accompanied her to the tr-iglr meeting in john c feteer's office in the bedford building inst friday _^ in establishing this close relationship ! yesterday the examiner solved the riddle j of miss wilson's dogged determination not j lo talk of mrs deufex's relations ivilh the j rich mine operator who killed himself in a fit of jealous rage the authority for the statement is miss wilson herself who broke bilenee thai far yesterday morning after al tending low mass at the church of the paulist fathers wabash avenue and ewridgi nrt she had been sa>ing prayers for ihe wounded sister whose condition does not satisfy the surgeons in attendance miss wilson further indicated unit h son was not her real name despite the fact that she swore to if before the cor oner she said she hoped she would be pardoned for the little li'n whirl > ir 1 cumatances had forced her to tell ih i police ; insists she is only 20 -Â«â– -â€”. the mystery further she wonld not though she did corral mue errors uto which the police and coroner bad fill lew she laid stress on a mistake as to her age-insisting that twenty and no twenty eight was the riglii figure mrs deufex as she must lie culled for want of more accurate uaine was slightly worse yesterday dr a e ejalstead chief surgeon of the st luke's hospital siaff declared yesterday afternoon that it would be forty-eight boms before the erisis was passed if mrs deufex lives through that period she will recover and she has prom ised to clear herself and the mystery which her clever sister has thrown around her in this time of trouble it was just before nine o'clock yester day morning when miss wilson slipped out of the grim hospital by an indiana avenue entrance and walked rapidly to ward lbe nearest catholic cburi-b she took the street like a gibson girl stepping from a magazine page over night she had replenished her wardrobe and wore a coat suit of steel gray pongee shoes and gloves to match a wide-brimmed 1 black straw bat whose only decoration was two ornate hat pins shaded her de mure eyes under it her sunny yellow hair was parted and rolled spends hour in church she spent her hour within the chnreh on her knees when she came out a smile had replaced the worried look which clond 1 ed her face on saturday she was a pic i tnre of youth and beauty and men who ! passed without recognizing her as the mys 1 tery figure of chicago's newest tragedy ' turned and stared in respectful admiration she stopped at a street corner news stand and bought the morning papers she made a face at the snapshot of herself in the examiner sighed oh this publicity and started to return to the hospital when a reporter greeted her good morning she said with that won derful smile with which she robbed police detectives and coroners or their supply of pertinent question marks i see yon haven't tired of me yet how is your friend this Â„ ruing she was asked only fairly i'm sorry t > " tie re plied with a look of rea worry i'm afraid she is very badly hurt : isn't that a reason whj yon should speak for her and clear up some of thi mystery was suggested __ admits she is sister | i will be honest with you on one thin she said after thinking a moment mrs 1 deufex is more than a friend to me she hestitated as if in doubt about farther speech what do you mean asked the re porter she is my sister said the ciri s|o w t my best loved sister now can you rea 1 ize my reticence in this terrib tragedy which has come to us so unexpectedly and so without reason then your name is nor miss wilson and hers is not mrs peufcx the names will have tn stand she ' said and again she use that piffling smile you will pardon me for not an swering more in detail i hope 0 thai the police will pardon me fi>r trie utile libs j ! had to tell tiiem they were so irions the truth will all come out in a littll . while my sister will tell everything vheu^^b